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03:25 < TheCharlatan> mmh, doesn't that involve a copy if you manage it through a shared pointer, or do you just "use" the shared pointer for reference counting?
06:56 < stickies-v> i don't think it does. i've made changes so the CBlockUndo is managed by a shared_ptr, but then subsequent shared_ptr's for CTxUndo and Coin use the aliasing constructor from raw pointers
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07:57 < TheCharlatan> mmh, yeah, that might actually be a nice solution.
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14:38 < cfields> stickies-v: I'm curious why we use all typedefs and reinterpret_cast's as opposed to members/inheritance with safe casts? For ex: https://github.com/theuni/bitcoin/commit/0d407c84eba0900545da5bc33baf758398b593ee
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